Showing posts with label Hats for Hope - Challenge for 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hats for Hope - Challenge for 2012. Show all posts

24 April 2012

Thank You for All the Hats!!

What an amazing to The Hats for Hope Challenge — nearly 500 hats of all shapes and sizes.

What a challenge to hang them. Many people sent more than one hat, and 200 of them are on display. The Clubs of Marlborough (adjacent to the Convention Centre) Foyer is a riot of colour. A huge thank you to all who took part.
Chris and Jan enjoying the challenge.
Ben advises his mother Katie

Joan

26 January 2012

Hats for Hope

These are some of the hats that have arrived so far. How is YOURS progressing?
How good to see a woven hat, and a hat a man could wear. Unfortunately men need chemotherapy too.
Read about the Creative Fibre Challenge here, and see more hats here.

Joan

22 August 2011

Intermission - Hats, Of Course

Why are we so into hats?  Read about the Creative Fibre Challenge here, and see more hats here.

08 August 2011

Intermission - Hats, Of Course






Why are we so into hats?  Read about the Creative Fibre Challenge here, and see more hats here.

27 July 2011

Intermission - Hats, Of Course

Why are we so into hats?  Read about the Creative Fibre Challenge here, and see more hats here.

11 July 2011

Intermission - Hats, Of Course

Why are we so into hats?  Read about the Creative Fibre Challenge here, and see more hats here.

01 July 2011

Hats for Hope

Cancer patients will really appreciate receiving a ‘funky’ hat to wear, knowing that someone cared enough to create it on their behalf, and positive publicity will be generated for both the Cancer Society and Creative Fibre.
Creators can make as many hats as they wish but only one hat per maker will be displayed unless display space permits otherwise. Hats will be chosen and displayed with the whole display in mind, and will bear the maker’s name and hometown.
We want fun hats, funky hats, traditional hats, futuristic hats, functional hats - hats created with love.
Hats for chemotherapy patients should be designed so they cover back and sides of the head.
Please note: hats will not be returned to their maker, but will be donated to the Cancer Society.
Get your thinking hats on, and create a hat for hope!!

Creative Fibre Members, please send hats labelled with your name and hometown to:
Jan Hannay, 1 Rothwell Place, Blenheim 7201
By Tuesday 10 April 2012